EasyJet are slowly pulling away in certain parts from their Low Cost Carrier routes, and today have "soft launched" a new set of fully flexible fares. The fare will allow:Unlimited changes to ticket details within a four-week window - one week before and up to three weeks after the original booked travel date. Automatic priority boarding No booking fees One … [Read more...]
Branson to wear skirt as he serves on Air Asia X….
Lotus Racing and Virgin Racing Bosses (Tony Fernandez of Air Asia fame, and Richard Branson of Virgin Group) had a little bet at the beginning of the season to who would do best this Formula 1 season. Whilst both teams scored a big fat ZERO points, Lotus Racing had better placings all season. Which means Sir Richard Branson will be parading up and down the aisle of an Air Asia … [Read more...]
BD: We aplogise for the slight delay to our service to Tripoli… .
You can never blame BMI being too hopeful. It seems there are issues regarding the proposed London Heathrow and Tripoli (Libya), with with the 1st December 2010 start date now pushed back 21st February 2011. BMI cites that the delay is due "to complete the necessary regulatory procedures and other operational preparations".So yes, it's the joy of red tape again. Or they can't … [Read more...]
S7: Joins OneWorld, makes Star Alliance’s life a bit more of a pain
S7 Airlines have today formally joined the OneWorld Alliance, making it the 12th member to join.With S7 joining, it also brings in another airline - Globus Airlines who will join OneWorld as an affiliate. With this move, OneWorld's coverage will now serve 90 extra destinations extra in 28 countries, with 55 new cities within Russia and the CIS (Commonwealth of Independent … [Read more...]
Airplane p0rn – United Airlines A319
It's Sunday again, and it's time for some Airplane p0rn. This week, it's still from the balcony of the Hyatt O'Hare and it's a United Airlines A319-100 on final approach. More airplane p0rn next week! … [Read more...]
Remembrance Sunday
No other words needed other than "We Will Remember Them" … [Read more...]
Safety Video Saturday – Kingfisher A330
It's Saturday again, so before you do anything - pop your seat into the upright position and please stow your tray table as Kingfisher Airlines provide this week's safety demonstration More next week … [Read more...]
BC: Postive A380 news! Skymark to order 4 A380’s for Japanese Domestic use
It's time for some positive A380 news after the QF32 engine incident - and we'll kick off with Skymark Airlines of Japan who have confirmed to Airbus they wish to order Four A380's for Japanese Domestic operations only.That's right. Domestic Operations.Japan has a habit of needing to shift a lot of people around - and it's not uncommon to find 747-400's that were build for … [Read more...]
Rolls Royce: Engine Component failed on QF32
News is emerging from Rolls Royce over the QF32 incident with their inital investigations of the QF32 uncontained engine incident.Rolls Royce has concluded that that a component failure in the turbine section of an engine fitted to a Qantas A380, the ultimately led to the oil fire which destroyed the powerplant in-flight. This was located in a specific component" in the turbine … [Read more...]
Austria follows Germany… another country to avoid for high departure taxes
Well if you're planning a mileage run, redemption or a trip that starts in Austria, prepare to be stung for the latest fun from their government... another environmental tax akin to Air Passenger Duty, dressed up as an "Eco" Tax. The exact date has yet to be announced but it could be as early next year.Unlike Germanys tax or the United Kingdom's APD, this seems to be easier to … [Read more...]
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